an incubator. kevin was a great leader. a class act kid. we loved the kid. >> tributes to a high school football star who died doing what he loved. i am diane macedo. a new jersey community morning over a high temperature quarterback would walked off the field injured and later died. students placed flowers and photos outside the school in his memory. >> reporter: as warren hill's quarterback evan murray led the aerial assault friday night as shown in the photos, he took a hard hit. witnesses say the 17-year-old walked off the field when put into an ambulance, which makes

>> he was a class act kid. >> reporter: baseball coach mike quent owe says the honor student was a triathlete who played football, basketball, and baseball. >> the young gentleman that he was. it was morning important than the athlete he was. >> reporter: murray's death is spark angelina outpouring of grief and support. a memorial by the football field included at the letter from the quarterback's girlfriend that says thank you for being the love of my life. the tributes on social media are pouring in with friends writing, you're my qb and now you're my guardian angel. and, we didn't just lose a teammate, we lost our brother. governor chris christie tweeted, on behalf of all the people of new jersey, mary, pat, and i send our heartfelt thoughts and players to the murray family on the loss of evan. as of saturday night a gofundme page for the teen's family raised close to $27,000.

guard for a grieving family. nationwide, an estimated 1.1 million high schoolers play football. in 2014, five high school players died from football injuries. six died from related reasons, like heatstroke or heart issues. >> i was just talking with a man who said i believe god is in charge, but i certainly have some questions for him about why things like this have to happen. >> school administrators would not comment on the star quarterback's death. the football coach says in 35 years of coaching he has never seen anything like this happen. >> thanks so much. following breaking news right now. a fire at a three-story apartment building. it broke out around 9:45 it started inside the building's roof. no reports of injuries. still too soon to determine a cause. pope francis is now on the third leg of his historic visit

to the united states. today he touched down in philadelphia celebrated mass at a cathedral and was entertained by the queen of soul. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: pope francis heard stories from families from around the world and was biggest names in music as the catholic church celebrates the first world meeting of families here in the united states. thunderous aplows erupted when pope francis took the stage at the festival of families in philadelphia. mark wahlberg was the host. aretha franklin serenaded the pope with amazing grace. the 78-year-old catholic leader said a special prayer. >> peace be with you. >> reporter: earlier, the pope smiled delighted the clouds who

he kissed baby after baby. >> he is unstoppable force of human kindness. >> reporter: at independence hall pope francis blessed a mexican family's five foot cross. then he delivered a special message in spanish to immigrants from the same lectern abraham lincoln used tiddlier the getty'sberg address. >> to not be ashamed of what which is part of your lifeblood. you are also called to be responsible citizens. >> reporter: the day began as francis celebrated mass at the cathedral basilica of saints pooter and paul. he remarked on the contribution of women to the church. tomorrow pope francis will visit a prison and lead an outdoor mass that about a million people are expected to attend. in philadelphia, danielle nottingham, cbs2 news. >> thank you. during the festival of families a legendary group

performing of course, their biggest hit. >> "we are family . >> reporter: he they think the song we are family is a perfect fit for the pope. before heading to philadelphia this morning pope francis said good-bye to new york. during his helicopter ride to jfk he asked the pilot to take a detour and circle the statue of liberty. the pope pointed out that his native, buenos aires, is also a nation of immigrants. he boarded his flight, took his seat and waved good-bye through the window. who knows it flash floods divine intervention, but something amazing happened today. the mets secured their spot in the playoffs. steve overmyer with more. i think the mets fans have been waiting such long time for this moment. the mets are nl east champions.

at least they have given fans one night to rejoice. celebrations like this for the mets are few and far between. for the first time in nine years the mets have won the nl east. this after a two month side. this division title now the payoff. the job is far from done. regular season. they are trying to win home field advantage in the nlds. their opponent will almost to beat. l.a. diane, we are going to have more on the celebration a little bit later on in sports. >> thanks so much. mets fans are gearing up for the playoffs. dave carlin is live in times square with that part of the story. dave. >> reporter: diane, ask any mets fan. it feels great to be in the playoffs. that's a fact. worn with pride on the t-shirts being sold. here is the most popular one. the east is ours. and mets fans not feeling this good in nearly a decade.

>> as soon as they won, came back down here to get it. it's amazing. i still can't believe it. one of those ups that you have to cherish and living this moment. >> do the smash. most important part of the day. look at these guys. look at big bart in the locker room after the game. this is the year for the mets. >> i was always watching the game hoping for them to win, you know, with my mets hat and everything as luck. now i'm really happy. we both came running over here getting super tired. but we still kept going. now we finally got here. >> go mets the! >> reporter: lots of excitement. that nine-year-old i interviewed, he is going to keep wearing that lucky cap all the way through the world series. live at modell's times square,

we are following a developing story today. hospital. police say a car collided with the 25-year-old's motorcycle in his hometown of paterson this afternoon. pictures posted on twitter show wrap on a stretcher. meanwhile, the woman driving the car was not injured. an aide to the governor killed after being shot in the head has been laid to rest. funeral services for kerry ga bay were held. he was gunned down on the street. he followed a path of success that took him to harvard. >> most of number were the wrong path. but carey's life showed the

different story. you can still make the american dream a reality. >> gabay died of injuries on september 15 a week after being shot. there have been no arrests in his case. a broadway show disrupted by a boy in the audience. what he did and why a member of the cast is defending him. we have the exclusive interview. plus, surviving a sightseeing tour tragedy. people are giving thanks to strangers after a deadly duck boat crash. and a baby born three months early 100 miles from land and 14 hours from the nearest hospital. how towels may have saved this child's life. cooler temperatures and several chances for some of

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two days after a deadly crash, critics are calling for an end to seattle's duck tours. a duck tour vehicle collided with a charter bus on a bridge killing four international students at north seattle college. 50 people are injured.

ducks tour with her parents. >> it felt like we lost control. >> i remember rolling around over people and rolled right out of the window. >> federal investigators are now trying to determine what caused the crash. some bystanders also helped rescue some survivors. a miracle at he sea. a baby born three months premature on a cruise ship and it took the efforts of the crew, including the captain, to keep that baby alive. haiden morgan decided to crash his family's vacation. all 1 pound 8 ounces of him. >> it's nice to on a cruise because you can get away and not think about anything. >> reporter: his parents decided to take their three-year-old daughter khloe on a vacation at sea in august. >> we were going to let her swim with the dolphins. that one last experience before

she became a big sister. >> reporter: she was set to become big sister on september 19. her pregnancy was cleared and off they went. two days later. >> we had gone to dinner and that night i started having contractions. the doctors came down at 1:20 and they said, you know, we are 14 hours from port. we don't want to have this baby on the ship. don't push. at that time i knew that the baby was coming very quickly. >> reporter: a half hour later haiden was born. the medical staff told emily he isn't make it. >> i just started to cry and just told my husband we weren't going to have any kids. >> it was hard. it was very emotional. but i was trying to, you know, focus on emily. >> reporter: but 45 minutes later. in and said that he was still alive but they didn't think he was going to last very long. >> reporter: with no incubator on the ship, the crew swatled the babies in towels.

made it two hours ahead of schedule. that saved their little boy's life. after three days in the hospital there, ahead-was airlifted to a children's hospital near coral gables. what will you tell haiden someday about his birthday? >> he was made to fight and show people that, you know, it's possible that even in the worst situations you can make something good out of it. >> reporter: the chances of a baby born that early surviving are between 15 and 30%. that's when the baby is delivered in a hospital. so very lucky little boy right there. an actor has started a worldwide conversation about a disruption at wednesday's matinee. in an exclusive interview with cbs2, kelvin munlo says he received support after writing about the incident on facebook. it begins the sentence i'm angry and i'm sad. he goes on to say how a bow who

began yelm-ing in the show. >> for me to quigley admonish something without knowing the facts of what's happening and turning an eye which is less than loving first, that is what got me to write. >> tickets to the show started $130 apiece. premium seats are more than $400 east. loh says he is mad at the audience and their reaction. first lady michelle obama, mark zuckerberg and beyonce appeared in central park. beyonce was the headliner at the annual global citizens festival concert. it was free, but only to people who have taken steps to fight global poverty. ed sheeran, coldplay were among other acts. joe biden, bono also spoke to the crowd.

jackman had hosting duties. tomorrow is the tunnel to towers run. participants enjoyed a plate of pasta at the steven stiler tunnels to tower appreciation dinner. people get together to run in the footsteps of fdny firefighter stephen siller who ran to get to ground zero on 9/11. tune in tomorrow morning for live coverage of the 14th tunnel to towers run. again, 10:30 in the morning light on cbs2. he auto lease finch with your exclusive cbs2 forecast. how will it look for that run? >> it looks pretty good. we have some clouds to deal with. things are going to look pretty good. let's talk about what we have right now. partly clear skies. winds out of the east at 9 miles an hour. a nice cool night tonight. sunday looks okay. we have a chance to see some rain on monday. normally, that's something that people frown at.

but we need the rain so badly. i am not sure too many people will be upset. 73 at jfk. 72 for newark. 71 for islip and laguardia. 70 degrees. so at 72. that puts central park pretty much right where you should be. the norm 71. we were at 72. our morning low a little on the warm side. vortex satellite and radar showing the clouds not showing rain in our area. you head just to the south, we are seeing some rain. you can see it here around virginia. so, basically, what we're looking at is high pressure in the circulation around it tapping into some, we'll call it mild air for this time of the year. also keeping a little bit of that rain away. that will not be the case as we head through the week. so we're cool and comfortable tonight. no complaints out there. it's a little chilly for some people's taste. but it's fall. that's how it goes. we have some sun and clouds for your sunday. a nice end to the weekend.

some of our south jersey locations could see a few raindrops. the rest of us dry for sunday. it is on monday that we have a slight chance of seeing some showers across the tri-state area and we will repeat that on tuesday. it's a slight chance. 30%. but we need the rain. so we'll hope to get some. overnight tonight we are mostly cloudy, comfortable and cool. around 59 trees in the city. we have some 40s in the suburbs. tomorrow tunnel to towers. the 5k run and walk should be right around 64 degrees at 9:30 when things kick off. we will see a nices mix of sun and clouds. here is your 7-day forecast. we have temperatures 73 degrees. that's your high temperature for your sunday. we will be significant warmer on monday. more like 77 degrees. but you will want to bring that umbrella. slight chance for showers on monday. keep the umbrella handy on tuesday where the high is expected to reach 80 degrees. then some late clearing on wednesday. look at what happens next weekend. out.

>> turning into fall weather very fast. >> indeed. >> elise, thanks so much. we have more on the mets clinching a spot in the playoffs. coming up, we will take you inside the locker room. plus, will the yankees be able to join them as they make a push for the playoffs as well.

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many mets fans tonight are definitely going to bed with smiles on their faces. steve has the update. >> wondering, did i dream it? is this season for real? it really is happening. right now maybe the most beautiful sight for mets fans is that little x by the mets' name in the standings. that means they have officially done it. for the first time in nearly a decade, they have clinched the division title. they will most likely face the dodgers in the playoffs. a team with three lefties in the starting rotation. terry collins playing his own lefties, trying to get them acclimated. lucas duda has gotten acclimated. a grand slam in the first inning. so much for matt harvey's innings cap. six and two-thirds innings.

david wright missed most of this year with a back injury. but he's there when it counts the most. 10-2 mets. the final out a formality as the mets win the division and clinch a spot in the playoffs. the celebration spilling into the mets clubhouse. >> i am not take this for granted. i am enjoying this one. soaking it in. being able to see the fans who traveled to cincinnati and to be able to celebrate with them. >> when number five came up after the home run, i said they can't take it away now. >> people say a lot of things. for the last thing i ever want to do is not be out there with these teammates. you know, i have done everything i can to stay healthy to be here with these guys. and this is pretty surreal. it's unbelievable. >> all right. congratulations in the mets. by the way, in a tweet last week the yankees referred to the mets as their little brother. well, little brother's in.

big brother still has some work to do. the yankees' magic number is four. that's to earn a one game wildcard berth. that is technically the post-season. time is running out for the yankees as far as winning the division. toronto won. the best they have remained four games back. down 1-0 in the sixth. they finally showed some signs of life at the plate. back-to-back rbi doubles from chase headley and alex rodriguez in new york, taking the lead. just three hits for the bombers, which actually wasn't an issue because the yankees hold their own on the mound. andrew miller locking down the save. the yankees hang on to win 2-1. rutgers needed a game like this. some sort of a confidence booster before heading to the meat of their big 10 schedule. they are going to be facing some monster teams. of course, it comes at the expense of kansas, who have now lost 31 consecutive road games. i know it's still early. but chris lebiano, he is first in the big 10 in completion

he was 18 for 25. 200 yards. two touchdowns. rutgers struggled with the run in their maiden voyage in the big 10 last year. things are different this year. josh hicks and robert martin had a rushing attack that generated 312 yards and a pair of townes against the jayhawks. they improve to would two with a 13 point victory. by the way, they will be facing the top two schools in the nation in the next month. michigan state and ohio state. but tonight everybody is talking about the mets. citi field they have got the team store opening up at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning with all of the nl east champions merchandise out there ready to buy. >> we saw dave carlin out there. people have already started buying. >> sure. >> thank you. >> the bandwagon has plenty of room.

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